The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-07-28

NOrhlHS. spent sunday Win mrs
Mary L. Smith in this city.
Miss Minnie Allen, of this city
is the guest of Miss Minnie Mack.
in, of New Lexington.
When the big sign is out up al
Waner's, yor can get turtle souT
there.
The turtle soup at Waner's is
unequaled. Go up Saturday
night and try it.
Every Prohibitionist should at
tend the Convention, July 80.
July 21-2w
Rev. Ned Work occupied the
pulpit at the Presbyterian Church
last Sunday.
Cbas. l. Barker, the brilliant
young editor of the Athens Jour.
nal. was among our visitors last
Monday.
Don't forget the Prohibition
Convention, Saturday, July 30.
July 21-2w
Miss Fannie and Mabel Thomp
son, OF Cincinnati, ars visiting their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. May
nard. IN this city.
Miss Cary Montgomery. Of Phil
aGelphia. Pa, is visiting her moth
er in this place.
Prohibition County Conven-
ton July 30th.
July 2l-2w
Rev. Moore, pastor of the Pres
byterIan Church, delivered an
interesting lecture on CaIvinism,
Sunday evening.
The ladies who gave the festi-
val at the residence of Homer l.
Wright, last Wednesday evening,
cleared s19.
Col. Seth Weldy, Judge Fries
ner and Will Bowen attended
the Convention at Cleveland last
week.
Rev. a. B. Riker, of Athens
was in attendance at the sale OF
Judge Grogan's library in this
city last Saturday.
Phil Thompson has fully re
covered his health, and has again
taken charge OF bis train on the
o. g. w. Va. Div.
Mr.. John Wellman has been
to his bed with 81, kness
since Wednesday of last week.
He is rapidly improving.
The Tritsch, Siiers & Co. store
room is now under roof and will
be a very handsome building
when completed.
Students from 81 states have
entered the Commercial college
of the Kentucky University. Lex
ington, KY. the past month.
Mr.. Peter Hibbard, wife and
daughter Nettie, of Hebbardsville,
O., we're guests Of Mrs. S. A. Hib
bard over Sunday.
Ned L. McCrea, and wife, of
Gore, O., were guests of his father,
A. MeCrea and wife ever last S un-
day.-Circleville Democrat Watch
man.
MARRIED at the parsonage
at Smiths Chapel, July II, 'S7,
by Rev. W. j. Griffith, Mr.. John
North and Miss Hester Hurley,
both of Hooking county, o.
Mr.. Rugg Higgins, of Logan, Wis
tied his father and brother during
the past week, in this place.-Mc-
Arthur Democrat Enquirer.
The solicitude of the Athens
Journal for the good name of the
s Haweater," inspires the thought
hat the able editor still has some
ove for the land of his kindred.
Mr.. Fin Comfy suffered a very
severe attack of Cholera Morbus,
night, and was confined
to his bed for several days fol-
lowing.
Judge Friesner, on his way
home from the Cleveland Con-
stopped off a day at Bu-
cyrus, to visit his daughter Katie,
who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hopley, in that city.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Monroe, died Monday morn
ng of cholera lnfantum. Funeral
rom the family residence, Tuesday
afternoon, the remains being intorr-
ID in the old cemetery.
A valuable mare belonging to
Jus Magoon was so severely
last Sunday that it be-
,ame necessary 10 shoot her,
The accident occurred across the
liver, near the oil well, and the
wound was so terrible that the in
Lestines fell out on the ground.
The ice cream supper given by
Mrs. VIM. Stallsmith to a few of
ner friends last Friday evening was
! success. We have not room here
or particulars, but all present went